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To a lesser degree compared to RGC related genes, a significant number of genes required for precursors and mature bipolar cell differentiation were in an inactive (repressive) state (69% and 53% respectively; Fig. 4B, Supplementary Data S6).
Of 278 loci from our study that were significant by any criteria 14 overlap with the set of 25 candidate genes (a significant enrichment by Fisher's exact test p < 0.0001).
Not only does the synthesis of Tuvix violate the law of conservation of mass, but the separation poses the problem of differentiating the two species' genes, a significant hurdle when science of the 1990s couldn't differentiate between humans and chimpanzees.
For 9 genes a significant cross-effect was found.
For all genes a significant correlation was revealed between the in vitro and in vivo biological response (Table 4).
This is demonstrated by a >94% overlap in the number of identified genes, a significant number of identical annotated features, and a >90% agreement in enzyme function predictions.
The top ranked genes in a significant gene set, in the region up to the maximum score, were considered significant.
Regarding FGF2 expression levels in the heart, when ACTB was used as the housekeeping gene, a significant difference was observed between the control and the group injected in ovo and treated with 20 ppm of AgNano in the drinking water.
In conclusion, for all numbers of E-genes a significant improvement of the balanced accuracy can be gained (P < 0.05).
While only 26% of the genes (40 of 151 genes) had a significant population effect in these day 15 embryos, 46%6969 genes) had a significant treatment effect and 70% (105 genes) had a significant population-by-treatment effect.
For every immune signature we considered, there was significant enrichment of genes with expression that was negatively correlated with tumour purity (as compared to the random selection of genes) and a significant enrichment of genes with expression that was positively correlated with tumour copy number (as compared to the random selection of genes).
